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TaxFirst webcast series

Be the first to know the impact of the new tax provisions

Deloitte’s TaxFirst webcast series is your go-to source for timely updates on regulatory guidance and tax law changes. Whether it is 163(j), Foreign Tax Credit, or Base Erosion and Anti-Abuse Tax (BEAT), Deloitte’s TaxFirst webcast series will provide you with information you need just days after new regulations are released.

About the series

The impact of the 2017 tax legislation continues with the release of each proposed regulation. How will you stay informed on the issues and new tax guidance coming out of Washington? Deloitte’s TaxFirst webcast series will provide insights and updates on regulatory guidance within days of release.

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IRC Section 965 final regs: What tax execs need to know

On January 15, the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service released final regulations on the transition tax under section 965. What are important new developments tax executives should know about? We’ll discuss:

Key changes from the proposed section 965 rules that the IRS released in August 2018 and how they might impact the calculation of a company’s transition tax.

Potential impacts of making elections and various issues implicated by internal transactions.

Tax compliance implications of the final regulations.

Considerations for your state tax returns, including state tax compliance issues.

Participants will gain high-level insights into the final regulations and practical considerations for compliance with the new rules.

New guidance under section 199A

On January 18, 2019, the Treasury Department and the IRS released new guidance, including final regulations under section 199A regarding the deduction for qualified business income (QBI) from partnerships, S corporations, and sole proprietorships. What do taxpayers need to know? We’ll discuss:

An overview of the final regulations, including a number of clarifying changes and new aggregation rules for relevant passthrough entities, and new proposed regulations released January 18, 2019;

The new trade or business safe harbor rules for rental real estate enterprises;

IRC Section 267A: Regulatory response to hybrid mismatch transactions

For years, many multinational companies have used hybrid entities and hybrid instruments in intragroup transactions. How does the new section 267A proposed regulations impact such entities and transactions? We’ll discuss:

The analytical framework for hybrid mismatches adopted from the OECD BEPS project.

New proposed Section 59A regulations: What you need to know about the BEAT

The US Department of the Treasury and IRS have released guidance for section 59A of the 2017 US tax law. What should tax executives of multinational businesses know about the base erosion and anti-abuse tax (BEAT)? We’ll discuss:

New guidance on foreign tax credit (FTC) and business expenses: What you should know

On November 28, the US Department of the Treasury and IRS released new guidance addressing changes to the foreign tax credit rules in the 2017 tax law. In addition to providing guidance on the allocation and apportionment of expenses among and between the new categories of income, including Global Intangible Low-Tax Income (GILTI) and branch income, the tax community hopes the new regulations provide clarifications about how taxpayers compute their residual tax on the GILTI inclusion. Does updated guidance answer these questions? We’ll discuss:

An overview of the new guidance

Impact on companies’ residual US federal income tax on GILTI inclusions

Practical considerations to be aware of in assessing US federal tax position

New Section 163(j) proposed regulations: What are your options?

On November 26, the US Department of the Treasury and IRS released new proposed regulations under Section 163(j) of the 2017 Tax Act. How could this interest deduction limitation increase your tax liability and change how your company raises capital and invests in future growth? Join our webcast as we discuss:

Midterm elections and the tax landscape: What now?

The midterm elections are over and the political die is cast for the next two years—or is it? What can businesses expect going into 2019 in terms of tax policy, regulations, and enforcement activities? We’ll discuss:

A recap of election results and key tax considerations for year-end 2018, including observations on the impact of the 2017 tax bill and trade policies.

What to expect in 2019, including the likelihood of changes in tax legislation, new regulations, and potential areas of compromise between Congress and the White House.

View the webcast on-demand to gain new insights on the results of the 2018 midterm elections and their possible impacts across the tax environment.

Today’s tax reform ambiguity will eventually become your new tax reality. What you do now—the planning, decisions, and actions you take—can put your company in the best possible position to cope with the new tax laws. Deloitte Tax LLP can help you face your new tax reality with confidence. Learn more

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National Tax Reform Leader | Deloitte Tax LLP

With more than 19 years of public accounting experience, Rochelle has served primarily publicly traded companies, including several in the Fortune 500 across hospitality, banking, consumer products, l... More

Principal | Deloitte Tax LLP

Jonathan joined the Washington National Tax practice of Deloitte Tax LLP in June 2012 as managing principal of its tax policy group. With extensive experience in the legislative arena, especially in t... More

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